Chief Cadet Captain Michael Pate of New Zealand shows his ceremonial sword to Aboriginal children fr...
Chief Cadet Captain Michael Pate of New Zealand shows his ceremonial sword to Aboriginal children fr...
Chief Cadet Captain Michael Pate of New Zealand shows his ceremonial sword to Aboriginal children from the Wreck Bay community at his graduation ceremony, Jervis Bay
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Date
10 Dec 1959
Call Numbers
Australian Photographic Agency - 07333
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Pictures and Photographs
Physical Description
Contents
Photographs - 10 x 12 cm. - 1 photonegative
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Copyright status : Taken by Australian Photographic Agency for account: News 591758. Reproduction for purposes other than private study or research will require permission.
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Full title
Chief Cadet Captain Michael Pate of New Zealand shows his ceremonial sword to Aboriginal children from the Wreck Bay community at his graduation ceremony, Jervis Bay
Variant title
Original photographer's title: Graduation ceremony for Naval cadets, Jervis Bay
Authors, Artists and Contributors
Author / Creator
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Digital order no:d7_07333
Alphanumeric designations
Original item no. ON 173
Contextual Information
Source
Presented 1988
Administrative / Biographical history
A photograph from this series was used to illustrate a newspaper article : "Cadets' day", Sydney Morning Herald, Friday 11 December 1959, front page
In 2009, retired Navy Commander Michael Pate saved a stabbed man's life in Christchurch. The victim collapsed on his front porch with life-threatening arterial bleeding. Pate's first aid skills...
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Australian Photographic Agency - 07333
Record Identifier
n5lJxgA9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/n5lJxgA9
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Reference code
79113
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